We Don't Know How, But...

Since we accepted the referral of Brayden, Jason and I have asked God specifically to let us bring him home in June. That way, I could have the summer with him to bond before letting our mothers babysit. At this point, it will really take a Divine act to see that happen--PGN (and really, every step) has significantly slowed, and since we were submitted without PA, we will have to re-submit with it after being kicked out.

There have been many times in my life when I couldn't see the way, but God had worked ahead of me and made the impossible happen. I am trusting in faith that this situation will be no different. My ability to believe has wavered lately, but Jason's conviction that the Lord has heard and is in the process of answering our prayer has encouraged me.

That's what a miracle is! It's when I can do no more and God intervenes for me. I want everyone who reads this blog to know that the God I serve can do the miraculous, and Brayden's homecoming will be to His glory.

He has proven himself faithful in the past, so I know I can trust him now.

Nothing in my hands I bring,

but firmly to the cross I cling.